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Nine composite figure cards used to find the area. Answers are given and can be used as a matching activity, self-checking activity or task cards. Give one to each student as an exit ticket. Numerous possibilities! Enjoy!

This activity includes 6 Station Cards and 1 Bonus Station all involving methods of solving quadratic equations. Each page has 2 of the same station for easy printing. There is also a condensed version for students working virtually or if you just want to give a single worksheet instead of stations. Students will progress through each station, finding the solution to a quadratic equation by a specific method. Teacher should check the answer before a student moves on to the next station. I like

This fun activity uses M & M candies to find mean, median, mode and so much more! Have your students engaging with data collection with this worksheet that is a great way to practice or even introduce statistical topics. All you need to do is provide the candy!

Task cards are a great way to review with your students. There are 24 cards total, a response sheet and answer key. Adapted to be able to use in the classroom or digitally. Questions cover topics such as integer operations, simplifying variable expressions, order of operations, finding mean with integers and even a few coordinate plane review questions. Print cards on colored cardstock and laminate to use for years to come!

Race CardsPlace students in pairs or groups. This can be fun to play outside where students have more space to race up to you. Print each race card on a different colored piece of paper, enough for each group. Give all groups the first race card face down and then have them turn it over and begin all at the same time. Students will complete the card and race up to the teacher to get their answers checked. If they get them all correct, then they move to race card #2 and it continues until one gro

"I have, who has" cards created for review with greatest common factors and least common multiples. - 20 cards total in color and black and white - answer key included Can be used to engage the whole class by giving each student one card and working together to create the loop. Works well with groups or individuals too, just print off enough complete sets to use.

Students will collect data on their classmates and then move through four different stations where they will answer questions and create the following types of graphs: 1: Bar Graph 2: Histogram 3: Box Plot 4: Stem Plot Data collection is on birth month, birth date and number of siblings.

This hunt covers basic word problems dealing with powers and exponents and algebraic expressions. There are two versions of this hunt. The first is for students to work independently as a worksheet. This works well for students who are absent, would rather stay at their desk or are digital learners. The second option is to print and laminate the cards and paste around the room for students to move and be engaged in the learning process. Students may start at any card and find the answer to the q

Students will work together to create 3 “story problems” that can be solved using an algebraic equation. They will write out their problem in the first space. Then they will write the appropriate equation that can be modeled from their story. In the final box, students will explain how they arrived at an answer to their math story. This activity allows students to be creative and engage in topics they find interesting. It is always fun for a teacher to get to read the unique stories they may com

Fun, Valentine themed worksheet for practicing linear graphing. Six problems and graphs are given. Students are to graph an arrow through the heart that corresponds to the given equation. Mixed equations: standard form and y-intercept form. Answer key is included, enjoy!

Use this resource to review with your students which graph is the appropriate data display. You can use it as a printable filled in or have students fill it in themselves. A second version allows you to create a foldable with it, perfect for interactive notebooks.

This five-question assessment is intended to quickly gauge student learning on cross-products and ratios in word problem form. Great as an exit ticket to see if students comprehend a new lesson or extension. PDF has two copies of the assessment on one page and includes an answer key.

Twenty cards and solutions to use as task cards, matching activity or problem hunt. Problems are on percents, using the percent equation, finding percents, etc. Enjoy!

Allow your students to discover the formulas for finding angle measures in a regular polygon using this FREE investigation worksheet.

This activity is meant to promote partner work and self-created problems. Students will create their own word problems using percents. They will then switch papers with a partner, work out the problems and switch back. Great for end of lesson practice or exit ticket activity.